In clinical practice, if muscle necrosis is present, whether it can be cured depends on the degree and extent of muscle necrosis. When muscle necrosis occurs, you should go to the hospital in time to get a doctor’s examination, aided by MRI or ultrasound examination of the muscle, to clarify the degree and extent of muscle necrosis. If the extent of muscle necrosis is small and not serious, most of them can be cured through conservative treatment. If the extent of muscle necrosis is large and affects the function of the joint, surgical treatment can be considered to remove the muscle necrosis. The prognosis is generally not good for severe muscle necrosis, and there may be some sequelae left.